You only need 1 pin for each as only one carries the datalink signal with the other being totally superfluous so you have enough to get both beograms working remotely Chris.

Hi & welcome to Beoworld The simple thing to do is contact Steve at SoundsHeavenly . He is a long standing valued member of Beoworld & also a site sponsor (so he HAS to be good or we wouldn't allow it!). He will tell you if what you propose is possible & also supply you with any cable you need to do this. His cables are of very high

By heck KoS lad - you really do know how to bore the pants off me....... We've heard this ridiculous argument time & time again (ad nauseum) so I aren't going to bother giving my thoughts on it - do a search and you'll find them. Chris.

Trust me when I say that Lee has a very long fuse and it takes some very unaacceptable behaviour for him to take steps such as this. Me - I would have kicked him off site weeks ago.. Chris.

Absolutely beautiful Henrik - that is quite a find which has left me quite jealous!! Chris.

Welcome to Beoworld I might have a counterweight you can have - I'll have a look this week. As for a cartridge, you'll be better off buying a brand new one from sound-smith in the USA. Chris.

[quote user="henrik"]Aaah, a maximum of five links! That explains why BM6000 thread (in the vintage forum) was caught in the auto-moderation fishingnet :-) Hopefully a nice moderator will approve the thread some day :-) [/quote] Post approved henrik Chris.

[quote user="Bingo"] There are lot of good moderators here, exept for one ! There's a dutch moderator who does not seem to know what it is to be a forum moderator. He simply makes his own rules and when something does not suite him, he rules like an arrogant King over the forum. I am glad, he is the only one here :-) [/quote] The moderator

Well it worked for me. The wife was not happy at all about me wanting some Penta's so I stuck a pair of RL140's in the room - she soon changed her mind Chris.

I had a cartridge with accumilated grime which was absolutely disgusting and had set like a hard bitumen. It was so bad that it wouldn't actually track at all, alcohol wouldn't touch it. I used some of my wifes jewellery cleaning solution on a fine paint brush and it came up like new. As Peter has already mentioned - you mustn't let any